Money Students will first learn about each coin. Then they will have to draw lines to match the front of each coin to the back. Last the students will.

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Money Students will first learn about each coin. Then they will have to draw lines to match the front of each coin to the back. Last the students will have to match the coin to it’s amount.

Penny Brown Lincoln on the front Lincoln Memorial on the back Worth 1¢

Nickel Silver Jefferson on the front Monticello on the back Worth 5¢

Dime Silver Roosevelt on the front Torch on the back Smallest coin Worth 10¢

Quarter Silver Washington on the front Eagle on the back Smallest coin Worth 10¢

Draw a line to match the front of the coin to it’s back.

Draw a line to match the coin to the amount it is worth. 10¢ 5¢ 25¢ 1¢

Draw a line to match the coin to the amount it is worth. 10¢ 5¢ 25¢ 1¢